Based on the attached information, what is the equivalent units of production using weighted average method?a. 20,000b. 14,000c. 18,800d. 16,800 Beginning work-in-process (50% complete)Units started during MayUnits completed and transferredEnding work-in-process (80% complete)UNITS4,00016,00014,0006,000

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Based on the attached information, what is the equivalent units of production using weighted average method? a. 20,000 b. 14,000 c. 18,800 d. 16,800

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